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Originally Posted by farrioth
Extract your cbz file, use a script like the below to rename the images, then recompress the cbz.
The script assumes your original images are being cropped so that there is one page per image, and the filenames are of the format image1.jpg; change pren and postn below as appropriate. There should be no line breaks in the script and it should be run in the directory containing the images.
Code:
pren=image; postn=.jpg ; for i in $(seq 1 2 $(ls | wc -l)) ; do mv $pren$i$postn foo ; mv $pren$(($i+1))$postn $pren$i$postn ; mv foo $pren$(($i+1))$postn ; done
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Okay. Would this be used in Calibre, or...? Sorry, I just got into the whole digital reading thing. And if it is supposed to be used in Calibre, where would it be used?
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Originally Posted by viviena
I've used Calibre to convert manga collections before with few problems on the default settings -- no page-in-backwards-order problems anyway. Have you taken a look at the Comic Input screen of the conversion process to see if options such as Right to left are ticked?
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Jeez, I feel like such an idiot. Thanks for your help guys.